The Rush Funplex

I had a double birthday party for my son & daughter here yesterday. After reading the reviews for this place, I can't lie I was hesitant to do so, but I am glad I did. I hope my review helps! What I did to save money was only renting the party room for 1 hour for $50 & also purchased the 20 punch pass for $250. (each punch is an hour of play on all attractions. Arcade not included, BUT IT DID INCLUDE ONE $20 ARCADE CARD FOR BIRTHDAY BOY) I rented the room for 7:30 PM & I asked all my party goers to be there at 6:30. There was about 10 kids so I knew the pass would give them 2 hours of play each on all attractions. I gave all the kids a 1 hour bracelet for all attractions when we got there. At 7PM I ordered 4 XL pizzas, 4 pitchers of drinks and 2 boxes of fries & asked them to deliver our food to the party room at 7:30 which they did. (For about 25 people we had 1 whole pizza left over) As soon as 7:30 came we all migrated to the party room so we can eat pizza, do cake & open gifts. Once 8:30 PM came, we took all the gifts to the car, cleaned up and the kids & I went right back down to the front desk & they got their 2nd punch passes. Another bracelet for another hour of play. It was the best thing to do since I didn't want their hour of play to get taken by food & presents. The food was good, (fries were amazing) but there was no hostess to help when we needed anything. I can't be too upset because when I booked the room online it stated we might not have our own host due to staff shortage, so we did help ourselves to the silverware in the cabinets that were labeled in the party room. The food was good, the place was not as packed on a Saturday night as the one in Syracuse is, which I enjoyed as a parent. (My last visit to the Syracuse location was really disappointing, dirty and a lot of their games were broken & ripped us off) This place is newer and I have no complaints on any broken games. This place is a lot smaller, which I also didn't mind. All & all the staff was friendly. After my kids bracelets expired they still had fun playing the arcade games, they still let my daughter & niece ride the bumper cars and play in foam pit which I thought was super cool since we spent the amount of money we did. We were there until about 11 PM. My only complaints are: No party hostess, the track for the little go karts was extremely small, the little ones who came (under 5 years old) don't have much to do we couldn't buy just a pass for just the foam pit which I don't understand, so we ended up giving a 2 year old a bracelet who couldn't enjoy any of the attractions for her size which is kinda BS because if toddlers are restricted then they should be FREE. The most important thing is my kids and all our party guests had fun, It was a little pricey with the punch pass, food, and party table rental. We also spent money on arcade cards & slurpees for the kids so me & my husband spent a little more than we wanted. For 2 kids having a combined birthday it was worth it,. Thanks for all the fun!

Mar 30, 2025 · Angeline Marquez

We were more than thrilled with the good care we received as we planned a Cousin Reunion for our 35 grandchildren and their parents at The Rush in Pleasant View. We reserved 2 tables in the party room and a staff member took our orders for food and drinks. Then, we were able to purchase all the wristbands at the same time. Each staff member was kind and considerate with each of our requests, even taking our group pictures. We all had a wonderful time and played everywhere on everything. The children all said they loved it. The food is delicious, too. Thanks to everyone!

Jun 11, 2024 · Ronna Larsen

It was about $50 for two people to be there for 3 hours. Reasonably priced for what they offer. Had lots of fun with the go carts and mini golf. The foam pit was really nice with tons of different aspects to it with a trapeze swing different rock walls and climbing towers. There was bowling but nothing special about it. The laser tag course had lots of turns and we liked that it was two floors. The food was okay but the cheese on the pizza tasted a little funky but you get a ton of fries for $6. The only things we didn’t end up doing was the bumper cars and the arcade stuff only because it was extra money to get credits. Overall we had fun and 3 hours was the perfect amount of time to get through everything we wanted to. Would give it 4.5 stars. Would return, would recommend.

Jun 21, 2024 · Ryanne Jewkes

We just got here to bowl. They put 7 people in one lane with 4 seats. We couldn’t even sit together. The table where they put us is full of the previous people’s napkins, cups and leftovers and no one can to clean it up. There’s no adults helping run the place. Just a bunch of young teenagers. Not a good experience. Won’t come back!!!

Dec 28, 2024 · And then there were six!

Priceflex Fun but Pricey: A Mixed Bag at The Rush Funplex in North Ogden The Rush Funplex in North Ogden is a place that teeters between excitement and practical challenges. On my visit, I found it to be a mixed experience, with both enjoyable and less appealing aspects. One significant inconvenience is the non-functional elevator, particularly problematic for families with strollers. This meant having to navigate a flight of stairs to access the go-karts, which can be quite a hassle. The venue itself is noticeably overcrowded, which can detract from the overall enjoyment, especially during peak hours. This crowding, combined with the relatively high cost, makes the experience somewhat less appealing. The pricing structure is particularly steep, with an all-access wrist pass costing $25 per person for just three hours. For a family of five, this adds up to $125, a considerable amount for a short duration of fun. That said, the Funplex does offer a range of activities with all-new equipment. The options are diverse, from miniature golf and bowling to a well-stocked arcade. The air hockey table deserves special mention for being one of the coolest I’ve seen, offering a unique and enjoyable experience. The staff’s performance was a mixed bag. While some were friendly and helpful, others seemed less informed and unable to efficiently manage the bustling environment. Overall, The Rush Funplex can be a fun destination, particularly for teenagers who might find the pricing within their reach. However, for families with younger children or those on a tighter budget, the high cost for a limited time frame might be a deterrent. It's a place with potential for a great day out, but be prepared for the expense and practical challenges.

Jan 20, 2024 · Nate